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Informācija:

In a collision, your car can stop so rapidly that it experiences a sudden deceleration of (say) 30G. In plain English, everything becomes 30 times heavier. If you are holding a 10kg infant on your lap, she suddenly weighs 300 kg – that’s the weight of four or five washing machines. You couldn’t hang onto that many washing machines in a slow lift – and certainly not in a sudden jerk. As a result, the infant goes flying out of your arms to smash into the windscreen. Under 30G, the average 70 kg person suddenly weighs about 2,100 kg. Your arms simply cannot support that enormous weight, especially if it’s applied suddenly, so there’s no way you can save yourself with your arms in a 30G accident.

The seat belt stretches, and it reduces the sudden deceleration, so the G-forces are much lower.

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if you get thrown out, you will almost certainly land on something hard and unyielding, not soft and cushiony like a convenient haystack, that the movies sometimes show.

Tie 30 G, btw, ir pie ~50 km/h.